Everywhere I Go: Learning to See JesusMinta

BLESSINGS THAT LAST "Count your many blessings," the old song says, "name them one by one." It seems the "common blessings" of lifeラfamily, friends, home, healthラare the most frequently overlooked. It helps to realize that no blessing is just for the moment - it's forever. Blessings "keep," and when difficult times come, we can remember the ways God has blessed us in the past, being confident He will do the same in the future. One man who understood this truth wrote a letter to a teacher who had taken special interest in him years before. This was her reply: "Dear Willie: I cannot tell you how much your note meant to me. I'm in my 80's and live alone in a small room, lonely like the last leaf of summer, lingering behind. You'll be interested to know that I taught school for 50 years, and yours is the first note of appreciation I have ever received. It came on a cold, blue morning, and it cheered me as nothing has in many years." He got so excited by her reply that he wrote another letter of thanks, this one to a friend some distance away who had lost his wife. He received this letter in return: "Dear Will: Your letter was so beautiful, so real, that as I sat reading it in my den, tears fell from my eyesラtears of gratitude. Then, before I realized what I was doing I rose from my chair and called her name to show it to her, forgetting for a moment that she was gone. You will never know how much your letter has warmed my spirit; I have been walking about in the glow of it all day long." How long has it been since you have shown appreciation for the common blessings in your life? You have carried them in your heart for years. Isn't it time thanksgiving for them spilled out and blessed someone else?
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You may begin this devotional at any point during the year. Each devotional is designed to focus your mind and heart on a single concept. Read the title, then read through the devotional section with an open heart. Go to your Bible again and read the suggested scripture passage, asking yourself, "Is there a command to obey, a sin to avoid, an example to follow or a promise to claim?"
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We would like to thank Dr. Ed Young for providing the "Everywhere I Go" plan. If you would like to learn more about Dr. Young and this plan, please visit their website at: www.winningwalk.org